Join us for our newest episode with current students Jose Rodriguez and Ria Pawa and MSC L.T. Jordan advisor, Leslie Shelton, as they talk about their experiences traveling abroad and integrating this knowledge into their everyday lives, especially as an Aggie.  They touch on topics like adjusting to life in America after going abroad, misconceptions about traveling, and end with some fun rapid fire questions! 

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Join us as Kendra Alvizures, Master of International Affairs student and Pickering Fellow with the U.S. Department of State, talks to us  about her experience working in the state department and her future internship with NATO in Brussels, Belgium in the summer!

In this episode, TAMU students Valeria Laya, Andrea Juarez, and Luis Sanchez discuss their unique experiences immigrating from Venezuela to the United States.

In this episode, MSC L.T. Jordan, along with Dr. Felipe Hinojosa, Professor of History and Assistant Provost for HSI Initiatives, explores questions surrounding Hispanic-Serving Institutions. What does this mean for Texas A&M? What does it mean for students? And why does this matter? 

Join us for our newest episode with Dr. Felipe Hinojosa, Professor of History and Assistant Provost for HSI initiatives, as he talks about Hispanic-Serving Institutions and what it means for Texas A&M.

Join us for our newest episode with current student Phreandria (PJ) Miller and former student Eugenio Gonzales as they talk about their experiences researching flesh-eating bacteria, as well as advice for current students looking to travel abroad.

In this special episode, explore a project created by the Bush School Consulting Capstone 2022 team, International Artisan Market & Cultural Exchange: Celebrating Zapotec Heritage. Hear from Dr. William Brown and graduate student Joshua Feldman about why they aim to connect international artisans with the local community, and learn about a gallery exhibit co-hosted by MSC L.T. Jordan on April 7, 2022 to display the artisanship of Zapotec women in the weaving cooperative Vida Nueva!

Dr. Rabi Mohtar is a professor within the departments of Biological & Agricultural Engineering and Civil & Environmental Engineering at Texas A&M University. He founded A&M’s Water-Energy-Food Nexus Initiative and has worked in many other roles within the field of global resource management, whether through researching, advising policymakers, or teaching. In this episode, he talks about some of the most pressing issues in global resource security and about how students of any major can follow their passion to make a difference.

Aaron Foley is a former student who currently works in the Department of State, where he's working on a lot of exciting things in Peru! Join us as we explore his wealth of knowledge, expertise, and fun stories from across the globe!

In a very special episode of "Many Aggies, One World," our team interview one of our own members, Essynce Lewis, who is experiencing her semester abroad at Ukraine. She goes into depth about her own experiences, challenges, and what it's like to study abroad in the midst of an ever-changing world!

Dr. Leslie Ruyle is a Research Scientist in the Department of International Affairs at the Bush School of Government & Public Service. Having served in the Peace Corps and university-based initiatives such as USAID and NSF, Dr. Ruyle not only brings a wealth of knowledge regarding her international travels, but also puts forth a lot of great ideas regarding environmental activism.